The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-12-29

Miss Emma Falls returned home yes.
terday after a six weeks visit at Mas
sillon. ~
Miss Bertha Karp returned yesterday
from a pleasant visit with friends in
Wooster.
ThepEModRAT's advertisers report
large holiday trade. Printers ink al
ways pays.
The COncordia viii give a noyel en-,
tettainment at their hall Thursday
evening, December 20.
Mrs. Joseph Biechele and daughters
are visiting her son Joseph at Canisius
College, Buffalo, N. Y. r''',9 !.
Miss Lizzie Hook, of Cleveland, is
spending the holidays with her parents
on Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Keefer are
spending the holidays with relatives
and friends in Carrollton.
Miss Grace Howenstine, of Howen-
stine, o., is visiting Miss Minnie How
enstine, on South Market street.
A three months old daughter of Peter
Boorger, residing on Allen street, died
Sunday and was buried yesterday.
The Big Six Band will give grand
entertainment in the Opera House on
the evening of the 10th of January.
Mrs. Winold and son Albert, of Mas
sillon, spent Christmas at the home OF
Mr.. George Doll, on West Tenth street.
Mr., John Brobst says he is much
pleased over the gift some good friend
sent him by express. 1t was "charm"
for his chain. 4.
The Christmas tree drew a large
crowd to the Turner Hall Sunday
night. The dance after midnight was
very enjoyable. ~"
Mrs. George link, Of Washington
Avenue, fell down and broke an arm
while going to church at an early hour
Sunday morning.
The funeral of the eighteen-months-
old daughter of John Knob, of South
Cherry street, who died Saturday of
diphtheria, took place yesterday.
The best ameteur talent in the city
has been engaged for the Big Six Band
benefit, which takes place on January
10. Buy a ticket and help the boys
along. I'D atA, @{H8
Miss Delta Bryan, who has been
attending school at Villa Angela Acad-
emy, Nottingham, Ohio, is spending the
holidays with her mother, No. Ill West
Fourth street
mo. A. Club" will give dance on
tomorrow evening, December 30, at
Studer's Hall, 3l4 South Market street.
All are invited to attend and have a
good time.
Curtis c. Miller, a MassillOn jeweler,
today made an assignment. Otto E.
Young being the assignee. The entire
stock will be worth about $780, with
liabilities at $1,000.
Two young girls were seen going up
Tuscarawas street about 5 o'clock last
evening very much under the influence
of nose paint. Is it possible that such
things can exist in civilized com
munity?
A little smoke issuing from the Office
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany yesterday afternoon led some per-
son to turn in an alarm of fire. The
smoke was caused by defective flue.
No damage whatever.
Mr.. George Allen, of Kent, visited
relatives and friends in the city, Mon
day. He returned home this morning
accompanied by his cousin, Miss Bessie
De Peyster, who will make an extended
visit with friends there.
The cantata of santa Claus Home
was rendered by the Sunday School of
the First NJ. E. Church last night to IA
large audience 1'he'i Entertainment
was a fine one and was rendered in that
happy manner which is so pleasing to
the spectator. In response to a general
demand for a repetition, the cantata
will be presented again this evening.
Doors open at p. m. Entertainment
begins at 7:3o. Admission 10 cents.
All invited. 40 80
The new years reception to young |
men at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation will take place next Monday,
January 2, from 2 till 10 p. m. Dur
ing the afternoon there will be music
and refreshments. At 7 o'clock a par
lor entertainment will be given; to this
ladies are cordially invited. Every
young man in the city is free to go and
enjoy himself. There will probably be
several tugs of war and some other
work in the gymnasium.
At the annual meeting of the Station
airy Engineers Association, December
26, the following officers were elected
President, Joseph Richards; Vice Pres
ident, J. B. Reno; Financial Secretary,
Joseph Schneider; Corresponding and
Recording Secretary, r. d. Bradley; !
Guide, J. L. King; Doorkeeper, Joseph !
Roshong; TruAtees, d. s. Blair, A.
Joseph Roshong; Delegate